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Enthusiasts rejoin the RPPR Mayflower Railtour train as an HST speeds over Moorswater viaduct, 12-10-80.
Simplicity 7351- Copyright 1976
Misses' Front- Wrap Tops: Front-wrap top in view 1 and 2 with "v" shaped neckline and set-in sleeves gathered to armholes is fastened with snaps. View 1 softly gathered to yoke has self fabric tie belt and long sleeves with optional wrist casings. View 2 is softly gathered to shaped yoke and waistband has self fabric tie ends and about elbow length sleeves with optional casings at lower edge.
Size - Medium 12-14
Bust- 34-36
Waist - 26.5- 28
Hip - 36-38
Pattern Envelope - yellowing due to age,
Pattern Instructions - Included
Pattern Pieces - Cut and Complete
Mail day!
Got Halloween 6 in the mail today. Thanks to a little help from myself, EBay and @gravespitter_, I now own the original series on VHS again. Wish I didn’t get rid of my originals in 2000 when graduating to DVD, but at least they’re back. I still own all the DVDs, including the television edit of part 1. Plus the Blu-ray box set.
I hate this part 5 clamshell case...so if anyone has one in a box they don’t need, I’m willing to buy it or make a trade....even if that is one of the worst movies of all time. I just want them all to flush together nicely.
Necklace and earring set made using my handmade polymer clay beads.
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Citroen 11 Normale (Big 15) (1935-57) 1911cc S4 OHV
Registration Number 533 XUG
CITREON SET
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The Traction Avant,was designed by André Lefèbvre and Flaminio Bertoni in late 1933 / early 1934.The Traction Avant's structure was a welded monocoque, at a time when most other cars of the era were based on a separate chassis onto which the non-structural body was built. Monocoque construction (also called Unit Body or "Unibody" in the US today) results in a lighter vehicle, and is now used for virtually all car construction. This method of construction was viewed with great suspicion in many quarters, with doubts about its strength. A type of crash test was conceived, taking the form of driving the car off a cliff, to illustrate its great inherent resilience. The suspension was very advanced for the car's era. The front wheels were independently sprung, using a torsion bar and wishbone suspension where most contemporaries used live axle and cart-type leaf spring designs. The rear suspension was a simple steel beam axle and a Panhard rod, trailing arms and torsion bars attached to a 3-inch (76 mm) steel tube, which in turn was bolted to the monocoque.
The Eleven was launched in November 1934 with a 1911cc four cylinder engine, the number referring to the French fiscal horsepower rating, British Slough built examples were known as the 15, for simular reasons). The 11 was built in two versions, the 11L ("légère", or "light"), which was the same size as the 7 CV, and the normal model 11, which had a longer wheelbase and wider track, (the British built cars being called the Light 15 and Big 15)
In addition to the 4-door body, the car was also produced as a 2-door coupé with a rumble seat, as a convertible and as an extended length Familial model with three rows of seats. There was even a hatchback-type Commerciale variant, in 1939, well ahead of its time, in which the tailgate was in two halves, the lower of which carried the spare wheel with the upper opening up to roof level. A one-piece top-hinged tailgate was introduced when the Commerciale resumed production in 1954 after being suspended during World War II..
Shot at the La Vie en Bleu meeting, Prescot Hill. 02:06:2013 Ref: 94-104
This used to be part of an old CBeebies set, but seems to have been joined by the old Match of the Day sofa and table, and a big set of teeth.
(January 6, 1913 – August 12, 2000) was an American actress. Starting as a child actress, she had a long and varied career in film from 1917 to 1953. She won the 1948 best actress Academy Award for her role in the 1947 film The Farmer's Daughter, and received an Oscar nomination for her role in Come to the Stable, in 1950.
I just sold this set to a colleague in the Netherlands.
This photo is my tribute to my old Russian lenses. Hurts to see them go. :-(
They only had to go because I have Leica lenses with simlar FLs. ;-)
I've just finished a new drawing on my series of girls wearing make-up. I'm still not sure how I'll name the collection but you can see the two previous drawings I did here esther-duraes.deviantart.com/#/d3cf3y3 and here esther-duraes.deviantart.com/art/Se-la-llevo-la-calaca-vi... .
I hope you like it! :)
On the set of Twilight in Kalama, WA. All images copyright Amy Howe - images may not be used or reposted without permission.
Deze set heb ik met pijn aan mijn hart aan een verzamelaar verkocht, ik beloof mezelf en jou dat er ooit weer 1tje terug zal komen.
Sunday, September 13, 2020
Set up has been rough at Pirateland. The spaces are tight and getting to the space is tighter. We finally settled down four days into the trip. We took a ride into Myrtle to see where the old pavilion was and the first thing we see at a circle K right across from Mammy’s is a guy beating the hell out of a woman. So I pulled in the lot really fast and he saw a big truck aimed at him. He backed off just a little. Vera got on the phone and we couldn’t get through to 911 because the signal was breaking up. I looked around to see if this was a set up and it didn’t look like it. Anther guy we saw was were there to help so he jumped in and we kept them apart. Vera couldn’t get through on my phone either. About four other cars sat there and were filming. The victim took a few good shots and gave a few herself but she got to her car. Another lady in the lot consoled her and we stayed there until everything seemed to calm down. We left the beater sitting on the curb. He looked beyond messed up. So we did a good deed. We couldn’t believe the change in the town. We saw a lot of gold teeth and pink hair! Later that week Trina told me a couple was shot trying to break up a fight.
We have one of the best spots in the camp but for millions of lake bugs at night. But they go away. Oh we saved some ducks from two asshole teenagers that tried to run them down with a golf cart. There must be hundreds of carts here. I think the carts out number the bugs.
The fish jump in the lake and Aroo got her first taste of salt water. So far she liked the edge of the water better. She has made a few friends and likes to cuss at everybody. Taco is holding the fort down. She told everyone to stay six feet apart from me, but to give her plenty of scratches. She made sure I stood back so the hot ladies she was picking up couldn’t give me the same good scratches she was getting!
Download speed: 2.9 mps
Upload speed: .06 mbps
I thought it was impossible to be that slow!
Pirateland has a bad sewer problem at night. Lots of parks seem to have the same problem, but this is extraordinarily bad. I wonder why nobody swims in the bays in the park. All but a couple of the store staff are extremely difficult. It is like they intentionally are trying to run away customers. One of the staff members has a bad gum problem and you can hear her snap it as she orders people around the store. The electric hook up in my spot looks like it was jury rigged. The sewer fitting is so high the tanks don’t drain unless you work the hose. It seems like all of the campgrounds have had fire problems except for the State Park. The campgrounds all but the State Park have full time condos or single wide trailers built with a deck patio. If you happen to be coming down one of the roads and someone has company it takes an extra hour to get them out of the way so you can get your trailer through. For example we got goose necked by a work crew with no information from the gate security.
Beyond this thread but important to my friends.Some police blotters I missed while I was gone.
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Vacations take planning and work. After a long drive home our security gate keeper got your code wrong for the second time in the same trip. So i took my woman to the nearest church and walked her home. i went back and camped out on the other side of the fence. it’s always something. If i had to I would go back to buggy Pirateland but I’d bring a head net to put over my head so I wouldn’t inhale so many bugs! By my photos you would think I was at a fisherman’s paradise. But even the die hard fisherman went home and the spiders came out to feast on the bugs!
My sister-in-law Mary bought this set for me in Mexico. Apparently she haggled with a shop-keeper over three days before she got him down to the price she wanted.
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La « ville au sept tours », située sur le causse Martel, aux confins du Périgord et du bas-Limousin, capitale du vicomté de Turenne, dispose d’un important patrimoine médiéval.
- Le palais de la Raymondie (1280-1330). Palais urbain, construit par Bernard Raymondie, receveur des impôts royaux et fils présumé du vicomte Raymond IV de Turenne.
- La place des halles. Halle remarquable par sa charpente (en châtaignier) (fin XVIIIe), l’hôtel Condamine aux tourelles en encorbellement, ancien atelier de frappe de la monnaie du vicomté,
- L’Hôtel Fabri, hôtel du XVème siècle, remanié au XVIème siècle. Etienne Fabri y aurait accueilli en 1183 Henri Court Mantel (fils aîné d'Henri II Plantagenêt et d'Aliénor d'Aquitaine) qui venait de piller Rocamadour et y mourut ici peu de temps après.
- La tour Tournemine, austère tour qui renfermait des cachots à l’époque médiévale, l’une des sept tours de guet de la ville.
- L’église St Maur. « Partie intégrante du système défensif, l'église présente une allure de forteresse. Le clocher-porche est une véritable tour de défense. Le chevet est surmonté de chambres de guet et sa baie est défendue par une bretèche. Construit en deux campagnes (XIVème puis fin XVème siècle), l'édifice est caractéristique du gothique méridional avec sa nef unique bordée de chapelles et ses voûtes à liernes et tiercerons. Le porche abrite un tympan roman (milieu du XIIème siècle) provenant de l'édifice antérieur représentant le jugement dernier : le christ est entouré d'anges portant les instruments de la Passion ou sonnant la résurrection des morts qui sortent de leur tombeau ».
- La « maison grise ». « Appelée "Maison Grise" au XVIème siècle, on peut voir sur la façade Sud, 2 écussons en pierre, l'un avec l'inscription "Martel soubz les Anglais 1295" l'autre avec les 3 marteaux, armes de la ville, et l'an 1562. Maison contemporaine du connétable Duguesclin, ancienne demeure de la famille Judicis, dont Antoine Judicis, ancien procureur de la Sénéchaussée de Martel, puis Président du Tribunal Révolutionnaire de Cahors, et enfin accusateur public près du Tribunal Révolutionnaire de Paris, à ce dernier titre, il requit contre Fouquier -Tinville et l'envoya à l'échafaud en Mai 1795 »